Picasso Foundation and Picasso Former Residence

Malaga Spain Picasso. Picasso: Born in Malaga, Spain in 1881, settled in Paris in 1904. He is the most influential modernist painter. His painting methods and styles have changed throughout his life. In the early days, his painting style was like expressionist, but later he focused on primitive art, simplified images, and surrealism. For a period of time he switched to sketching. There are sculptures and pottery works in the later period. Died in France in 1973 at the age of 92.

Malaga, Picasso’s hometown, is a small Mediterranean town on the Sunshine Coast. Few Chinese go there, but South Korea, Europe and the United States go more. It is indeed a place suitable for a quiet daze. It is very comfortable on vacation.

After visiting the Picasso Museum, following the changes in residence and painting style, I walked through Picasso’s main line. You can still take a look at the scenery of the characters in the early stage. The more and more abstract behind is really a bit of a secret...

Picasso’s hometown is Malaga, where he spent his childhood before the age of 10. Now it is the Picasso Foundation and Picasso’s House. This is a 5-story building in the 19th century. The building is Picasso’s house. There is a room inside. The room that imitates the environment of the year displays the gown worn by Picasso when he was baptized and the painting utensils of Picasso's father. It is very worth visiting.

He is the most influential modernist painter. His painting methods and styles have changed throughout his life. In the early days, his painting style was like expressionist, but later he focused on primitive art, simplified images, and surrealism.

The master of Impressionism-Picasso: a name everyone knows. His former residence is at No. 15 Plaza de la Merced in the province of Malaga, Spain. Master Picasso lived here until he was 10 years old. It is currently open to visit, and tickets are free on weekends. Local students are often led here to visit and learn the art of masters. The exhibition room is divided into 5 parts, including the growth experience of masters and art works.